Paint Markers Paint Pens, Waterproof and Permanent, Acrylic Paint Marker Pen for Rocks Painting, Ceramic, Glass, Wood, Fabric, Canvas, Mugs, DIY Craft Making Supplies, Work on Anything TF520

The media could not be loaded.  Purchased these during quarantine specifically to do rock art. Initially I had two different brands of pens in my cart because of the different size tips. I wanted fine point pens but I also wanted to be able to color in a nice size area as well. I knew I wouldn’t only be using them for lettering. I’m really glad I went with these .I’ve used them nearly every day for the past month without fail and holding up really well, paint sticks perfectly to rock And gives lovely resultsYou MUST keep the tip capped when not in use! Otherwise the liquid will dry up.Great value!

Daughter put these to use from Day 1 and seems to find a new creative use everyday. We had to get them after watching several (million) episodes of Mariah Elizabeth so that we could try to do our own plushie makeover. The end product feels slightly tacky to me but it doesn’t seem to come off and our daughter keeps using them, so they seem to fit the bill during coronavirus at a bare minimum.

These paint markers are exactly what I was looking for! They are easy to use and have lots of nice colors. My grandsons love homemade cards, so that's the first thing I did with the markers (Halloween Cards). I'll be using the markers for different crafts.

I had some detail work I wanted to do on a metal gingerbread house, and these pens worked well. I followed the directions (shake, press, then paint) without problem. You do need to work carefully with them though, because sometimes the paint will "spit" a little from the felt tip, but that's true of any painting. The paint is thick; I used white paint on top of a brown house and it went on nicely the first time. I did a second round, but I didn't need to. The red was a little too bright (almost pinkish), so I'll have to go over those parts very carefully with a paintbrush in a deeper shade of red. All in all, I would definitely buy this again.

I had a counter top in my apartment kitchen that had been refinished with a black surface over a light surface. I used the black pen to cover up all the scratches and worn places and it worked like a charm! Counter looks like new.

I ought these for my grandchildren to paint small ceramic pots that we then would fill with an Aloe plant for their mom and grandmom. These were useless for this with too fine a point. No fun.

I've tried a lot of paint markers. These are the best. Only maybe downfall is sometimes the paint will splatter when writing. But it could be the angle I'm holding the maker of if it hits a little bump, it'll do it too. The first time using them does take awhile to get the paint down and ready to just. But dries quickly.

It seems fabric markers are what they are…, there is no way to get a true color for all the different shades of color and the way they look on different fabrics.And gray always becomes silver…???